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Type: News
Section: Business > Business Services > Legal Services
Concrete
Report: States Ramping Up Highway & Bridge Construction Contracts
According to a report from ARTBA, the value of highway and bridge contract awards was up 4 percent last month compared to the same time last year.
June 26, 2020
Trucks & Transportation
Coronavirus-related Agency Closures Halt Licensing of New Truck Drivers
Updated 4/28/2020: Closure of state DMVs and CDL training facilities risks undermining the country’s ability to respond and recover from COVID-19
April 28, 2020
Business
US Judge Cancels Permit to Build Keystone XL Pipeline from Canada
Ruling invalidates all of the Keystone XL Clean Water Act permits for water crossings in its route from the border to TC Energy's terminal in Nebraska
April 17, 2020
Apps
Raken Adds Equipment Tracking Feature to Production Tracking Product Offering
Raken
The Equipment feature allows contractors and subcontractors to track owned and rented equipment use, record total time spent on construction sites and collect data on engine hours to optimize usage.
February 4, 2020
Construction News
White House Reviews Plans to Change Infrastructure Permitting Process
If the proposal is finalized, it could speed up National Environmental Policy Act reviews for roads, bridges, ports, pipelines, power lines, Internet trunks and water systems.
October 16, 2019
Financing, Insurance & Leasing
Fixed-price Contracts Create More Risks than Rewards for Construction Contractors
Moody's published a report on the impact of fixed-price contracts, and the report shows engineering & construction companies are consistently incurring more charges on fixed-price contracts negatively impacting cash flow
September 10, 2019
Business
How to Comply with the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission
The EEOC collects workforce data from employers with more than 100 employees. Employers meeting the reporting thresholds have a legal obligation to provide the data; it is not voluntary. Deadline to comply is September 30th 2019.
September 3, 2019
Construction News
Contractor, President Held in Contempt for Failing to Pay $412,000 Fines
Appellate court rules company president could be held liable for the full amount of OSHA penalties, plus a daily fine if not fully paid within 30 days
August 5, 2019
Business
How to Avoid Drug Use in Construction Work Zones
Bloomberg survey: 12% of US workers are under the influence of drugs on the job, drug use is highest in hospitality, trucking and construction sectors
June 10, 2019
Construction News
Army Corps Rescinds Border Wall Contract
Army Corps of Engineers rescinded contract awarded to Barnard Construction Co., admits it "improperly excluded" companies from bidding
May 14, 2019
Construction Technology
Aviation Attorney Advises Against Casual Drone Use Over Construction Sites
LeClairRyan aviation attorney Mark A. Dombroff says the potential liability risks of drone use must be considered
May 6, 2019
Business
CA Subcontractor Cited $12M for Stealing Wages from 1,100 Workers
RDV Construction paid framing and drywall crews for 21 months with checks that bounced
February 13, 2019
Construction News
California Legislation Revises the License Bond Requirement for Contractors
When Assembly Bill 3126 takes effect January 1, 2019, contractors will not be allowed to post a certificate of deposit instead of a surety bond when getting licensed
December 14, 2018
Construction News
Judge Allows Keystone XL Pipeline Preliminary Work to Continue
TransCanada can continue pre-construction activities such as planning activities, finalizing contracts, conducting surveys and obtaining permits
November 29, 2018
Construction Safety
NYC Considers 6-Month Delay for First Construction Safety Deadline
City is considering pushing the deadline for the required 30-hours of safety training from December 2018 out to June 2019
November 6, 2018
Construction Safety
Resources Offered to Keep Workers Safe from Trenching-related Hazards
U.S. Department of Labor provides resources to increase awareness of trenching hazards, educate employers and workers on cave-in prevention and decrease the number of trench collapses
September 27, 2018
Construction News
Road Construction Projects in Michigan Halted by Lockout of Heavy Equipment Operators
Owners locked out employees and stopped all the construction on Tuesday as a result of contract negotiations
September 5, 2018
Construction News
Judge Halts Trump Rule Suspending Clean Water Protections
The ruling, which affects half the country, states the administration did not properly seek public input when it suspended protections designed to thwart waterway pollution
August 20, 2018
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